46 FIGURE-VASES IN EGYPT on head. Red polished pottery, 12 cm. high, xviii dynasty. lOi. Bronze casting female bust with lid hinging on top of head. GuiKllTll, Tell Ncbcslich, p. 98. 1910. 102. Similar bronze head seen in Cairo at dealers, Quadrupeds. 103. Bullcouchant, spout on head ; only fore part remaining. Light brown pottery, red lines. 10 cm. high. 104. Bull standing, hole in back of neck, loop handle. Dark brown pottery with white lines, as Syrian flasks, xviii dynasty. 15 cm. long. 105. Pig, mouth open and top hole ; guarded by a boy, with two jars at sides. Roman. 15 cm. long. 106, 107, 108. Hedgehogs, green glaze, xxvi dynasty. Birds. 109. Hole in back, light brown pottery, red paint, xviii dynasty ? 1 5 cm. high. no. Long neck, spout in middle of back. Pre- historic. 27 cm. long. 111. Duck trussed, legs cut short, spout at end. Alabaster, xii dynasty. At Casira in Cairo 1910. Fish. 112. Glazed pottery, xxvi dynasty. Insect. 113. Locust, red polished pottery with black lines, fine work. Spout on top of head, xviii dynasty. 15 cm. long. Note on p. 20. "The statue of Sebekhotep III at Arqo in Nubia is con- sidered by Prof. Breasted to have been carried there in later times. If this supposition be true (for which there is no evidence at present) it does not affect the argument on p. 20, as the name of Sebekhotep III is also found at Gebelcyn and at Karnak, as well as his statues at Tanis. Hence it is evident that he reigned over all Egypt, irrespective of the original position of his statue in Nubia."
Abib month, 22 Alabaster figures, 5 vases compared, 15 Alexandria, Roman coinage of, 30 Amulet cords, 3 Animal figures on vases, 36 Apples, 5 Arab parallel to Hyksos conquest, 17, iS August feast, 2 Baat loaves, 2, 3, 4, 5 Beads compared, 15 Beer, daily supply, 4 for feast, 2, 3 Beh loaves, 2 Behudet cities, 29 Bes vases, 45 Bes and consort, 36 Besa, island of, 30 Bird vases, 41, 42, 43, 45, 46 Birds for feast, 2 for shrines, 5 Birthdays of Osiride gods, 8 Blue frit, preparation of, 35 Book of the Dead, 16 Bouquets for shrines, 5 in feast, i, 2, 3 Bread offerings, i, 2, 3 Bronze coinage of Alexandria, 33 Bull vases, 44, 46 Cabbage in feast, 3 Cakes, various, 2, 5 Calf couchant vases, 40, 45 Carnelian figures, 5 uza eyes, 3 INDEX 47 Carob pods, 4, 5 Cattle offered, 5 Censorinus, 6 Chains of flowers, 3 Church building, rate of, 12 Cinnamon for feast, 2, 3, 4, 5 Coffins compared, 15 Composite numbers, I Corn in feast, i, 3 measures of, 4 figures of Osiris, 23 Cows for feast, 2, 3 Cranes, 2, 3 Crocodile vase, 41, 42 Crommelin, Dr. A. C. D., 7 Crystal seals, beads, etc., 4, 5 Culture, changes of, 15, 21 Currency, wastage of, 32 Cyperus for shrines, 5 Daily supplies, 4 Danckwortt, Dr., 6 Dates at festival, i, 2, 3 for Nile shrines, 5 Decay of Egypt under Romans, 17 Delta coast, occupied late, 29 order of nomes in, 24 Deterioration of coinage, 31 Diagrams explained, 10 Dodekaschoinos district, 4 Doves for feast, 3 Dressing of festal hall, i Duck vases, 42, 43, 46 Dum palm fruit, 3 Dynasties, dates of, 22 Dynasty, third, date of, 10- 1 xii, date of, 1 xiii-xvii, monuments, 13 xiii-xiv, names, 14 1 2
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